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Table of Contents

• Summary
• Table of Contents
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. Publications
  • 1.2. Portable Antiquities Scheme
  • 1.3. Methodology
• 2. Romano-British Figurines
  • 2.1. Production
  • 2.2. Materials
    • 2.2.1. Copper alloy
    • 2.2.2. Iron
    • 2.2.3. Lead
    • 2.2.4. Silver and gold
    • 2.2.5. Surface treatment
• 2.3. Typology
  • 2.3.1 Identification
• 3. Figurine Types Found in the Catalogue
  • 3.1 Aesculapius
  • 3.2 Apollo
  • 3.3 Atlas
  • 3.4 Attis
  • 3.5 Bacchus and his associates
  • 3.6 Cautopates
  • 3.7 Cupid
  • 3.8 Dioscurus
  • 3.9 Genius and Lar
  • 3.10 Harpocrates
  • 3.11 Hercules
  • 3.12 Horse and rider
  • 3.13 Jupiter
  • 3.14 Mars
  • 3.15 Mercury
  • 3.16 Neptune
  • 3.17 Priapus
  • 3.18 River God
  • 3.19 Sucellus
  • 3.20 Vulcan
  • 3.21 Ceres
  • 3.22 Diana
  • 3.23 Epona
  • 3.24 Flora
  • 3.25 Fortuna
  • 3.26 Isis
  • 3.27 Juno
  • 3.28 Luna
  • 3.29 Minerva and Senuna
  • 3.30 Mother Goddess
  • 3.31 Venus
  • 3.32 Vesta
  • 3.33 Victory
  • 3.34 Human figurines
  • 3.35 Animals and birds
    • 3.35.1 Boar
    • 3.35.2 Bull
    • 3.35.3 Dog
    • 3.35.4 Frog
    • 3.35.5 Goat and ram
    • 3.35.6 Horse
    • 3.35.7 Lion
    • 3.35.8 Lizard
    • 3.35.9 Mouse
    • 3.35.10 Panther
    • 3.35.11 Snake
    • 3.35.12 Stag
    • 3.35.13 Tortoise
    • 3.35.14 Cockerel
    • 3.35.15 Eagle
    • 3.35.16 Other birds
    • 3.35.17 Sphinx
• 4. Spatial and Social Distribution
  • 4.1. Spatial distribution
  • 4.2. Metal-detector finds
  • 4.3. Social distribution
  • 4.4. Figurine types and their distribution
    • 4.4.1 Male deities
    • 4.4.2 Female deities
    • 4.4.3 Animal figurines
• 5. Chronology
• 6. Conclusion
• Acknowledgements
• Bibliography
• The Database - Explanation of Fields
  • Query the dataset

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